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March 2019 is a date my body still remembers. I’ll be washing dishes or reaching for a sweater and something in me will flinch, the way muscle remembers an old injury. That month took my son from me, and the weeks that followed were made of paperwork and casseroles and rooms that felt too large. … Read more
Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s memoir, ‘Nobody’s Girl’, will be published posthumously on October 21, following her death in April. Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most well-known accusers, will release her posthumous and “unsparing” memoir this fall, announced publishing house Alfred A. Knopf on Sunday. What is Nobody’s Girl? The publisher told The Associated Press … Read more
I paid extra for the window. A small thing, but for me it’s a lifeline. Clouds to count. Horizon to hold onto. Something to look at when the panic doesn’t listen to reason. We’d barely settled when the woman next to me asked to switch so she could sit with her teenage son a few … Read more
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common—especially for women—and antibiotics remain the gold-standard treatment for active infections. Still, what you eat and drink between infections can support urinary tract health. The fruits below won’t cure a UTI, but adding them to a balanced diet may help reduce risk of future episodes and support overall wellness. Cranberries: … Read more
THE HALF-BILLION DOLLAR SHOCKER: JON STEWART SAYS NO TO $500 MILLION – AND THE INTERNET CAN’T STOP TALKING! ⚡️ In an Unprecedented Move, the Icon of Satire Rejects a Fortune, Sparking Wild Speculation About His True Motives and the Future of Media. [Image: A dramatic image of Jon Stewart holding up a hand, … Read more
The Magic of “Islands in the Stream”: Dolly & Kenny’s Timeless Duet Do you remember the first time a song truly made your heart skip a beat? For millions, that song is “Islands in the Stream” by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers — a melody that feels less like a performance and more like a … Read more
The Titanic: A New Perspective on an Old Tragedy On April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean, marking one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history. At the time of its maiden voyage, the Titanic was the largest ocean liner in service, a marvel of engineering and luxury. The … Read more
I always figured my grandpa was a simple man—overalls, diesel on his boots, a pocket of loose nails he’d carry around like spare thoughts. He wasn’t one for speeches. He taught by showing: how to set a fence post straight, how to read a sky before a storm, how to save what can be saved … Read more
More of a Mom Than Her Biological Mother: How Bunnie XO Stepped Up for Jelly Roll’s DaughterA Family Tested by Addiction Country superstar Jelly Roll has always been open about how becoming a father changed his life. When he learned while incarcerated that he had a daughter on the way, he vowed to turn things … Read more
My dad handed me a sealed envelope when I was a kid and said he trusted me with it. No drama, no instructions—just, “Keep this safe.” Every so often over the next twenty years, he’d ask, “You still got it?” I’d nod, or pull it from whatever hiding place it lived in that year—under a … Read more